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Daily UK Government Covid-19 briefing – Speech from the Chair of the NPCC, Martin Hewitt
National Police Chiefs' Council Chair, Martin Hewitt, delivered a speech at today's daily government covid-19 briefing, held at 10 Downing Street.
National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 		12/4/2020
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Police fury as excuses for defying coronavirus lockdown include ‘Pokemon hunting’
One family told officers they were buying a trampoline on their way to a family gathering while others were busted Pokemon hunting in the lockdown.
Mirror 		12/4/2020
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Coronavirus – Cops forced to apologise for threatening to pepper spray man delivering food to vulnerable relatives
Coronavirus cops have been forced to apologise after a man who said he was dropping off food for vulnerable family members was threatened with pepper spray and arrested for breaching lockdown laws in a video that went viral.
The Sun 		12/4/2020
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Who Am I? Who Are We? Exploring the Factors That Contribute to Work-Related Identities in Policing†
Using social identity theory, this study examines the conditions under which police officers become attached (or not) to their organization and to their work, and whether one’s sex influences these relationships. Through an analysis of secondary survey data collected from a large Canadian police organization, the study found that fair treatment and psychological safety were significantly related to officers’ identification with their organization, and in turn, their work. The findings also demonstrated that when officers perceived their workplace as a masculinity contest, they were less likely to identify with their organization. Additionally, perceptions of a masculinity contest were associated with a greater likelihood that officers reported lower levels of psychological safety, and this effect was more significant for female officers. While women overall were no less likely than men to be attached to their organization or their occupational role, women who perceived their workplace as psychologically less safe reported lower levels of identification. The study also found that race and level within the organization may have a greater effect than sex on work-related identification. Overall, the study makes a significant contribution to the nascent literature on work-related identification and policing, as well as to the body of research on women in policing.
Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 		12/4/2020
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Coronavirus: Police trauma warning after one officer called to 15 Covid-related deaths in 24 hours
Exclusive: Police officers being called to 'more and more' coronavirus deaths in houses and care homes
The Independent 		12/4/2020
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Czech nudists spark police anger for refusing to wear face masks during coronavirus pandemic
Nudists sunbathing at a beauty spot were collared by coronavirus cops - for not wearing protective face masks.
The Scottish Sun 		12/4/2020
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British public stick to Government lockdown rules on beaches and parks despite UK’s warmest day of year so far
The British public appeared to stick to the Government's advice on avoiding beaches and parks even as the UK saw its warmest day of the year so far.
The Standard 		12/4/2020
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Coronavirus crackdown: Police fine over 1,000 for breaking lockdown rules
Police officers have fined over 1,000 people for disregarding social distancing measures since they were set out by the Government.
Express 		12/4/2020
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Calls to domestic abuse hotline during UK’s lockdown soar by 120%
A sharp rise in reports of domestic abuse since millions of Britons began self-isolating has prompted Priti Patel, the home secretary, to release £2m in extra funding to tackle the emerging crisis.
The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 		12/4/2020
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UK lockdown: Manchester police apologise after man is threatened with pepper spray
Police in Manchester apologised yesterday after threatening a man with pepper spray while he was dropping off food for his mother.
The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 		12/4/2020
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Terrorism in the UK: number of suspects tops 40,000 after MI5 rechecks its list
MI5 is aware of more than 43,000 people who pose a potential terrorist threat to the UK, according to a government report — almost twice the number of terror suspects previously disclosed.
The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 		12/4/2020
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Home Secretary announces support for domestic abuse victims
A new public awareness raising campaign will highlight that if anyone is at risk of, or experiencing domestic abuse, help is still available.
Home Office 		11/4/2020
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Chief Constable participates in coronavirus briefing
Chief Constable Iain Livingstone QPM today briefed the country on Police Scotland’s role in the national response to coronavirus, during a session with the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and the National Clinical Director Jason Leitch.
Police Scotland 		11/4/2020
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Mounted police and wardens with megaphones shout at Londoners to respect social distancing rules over sunny weekend
Mounted police and volunteers shout at Londoners to respect social distancing rules during sunny weekend
Metro 		11/4/2020
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Domestic abuse support – APCC Victims Lead response
In response to the Government announcement today of a £2m support fund for victims of domestic abuse and the launch of a national campaign, APCC Victims leads Deputy Mayor Sophie Linden and PFCC Julia Mulligan said:
Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 		11/4/2020
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APCC Chair statement following today’s No. 10 briefing
Following today’s Coronavirus briefing from No. 10 with the Home Secretary and NPCC Chair, APCC Chair Katy Bourne welcomed the commitment to publish the data collated from Police Forces relating to the enforcement of the social distancing rules.
Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 		11/4/2020
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Coronavirus: Llanelli man arrested for sixth lockdown breach
An 18-year-old man has been arrested after breaching coronavirus lockdown restrictions for the sixth time.
BBC 		11/4/2020
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Coronavirus: Domestic abuse services to get £2m amid lockdown
Domestic abuse services are set to receive an extra £2 million as the Home Office launches a new support campaign during the coronavirus lockdown.
BBC 		11/4/2020
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Coronavirus: Policing approach remains to use enforcement as last resort
Speaking ahead of the Easter weekend the chair of the National Police Chiefs’ Council, Martin Hewitt, said: “The rules to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus are there to save lives and protect the NHS
National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 		11/4/2020
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Coronavirus: Domestic abuse services to get £2m amid lockdown
Domestic abuse services are set to receive an extra £2 million as the Home Office launches a new support campaign during the coronavirus lockdown.
BBC 		11/4/2020
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